A Herat Kilim Sofreh rug is a particular variation of kilims originating from the Herat region, located in western Afghanistan. Traditionally designed as a sofreh — a small textile used as a tablecloth or a surface for sharing meals — this rug combines functionality, craftsmanship, and cultural richness.

Dimensions: 74 cm x 143 cm — 2'4'' x 4'6''

Composition: 100% hand-knotted wool

Origin: Afghanistan, Herat region

Like all kilims, the Herat Kilim is a flatweave, without pile, made by interlacing wool or cotton threads. This traditional technique gives it lightness, reversibility, and excellent durability.

Herat kilims are distinguished by their geometric and symbolic motifs, inspired by Afghan tribal traditions. Each motif can evoke protection, abundance, or family harmony, bearing witness to a craftsmanship passed down from generation to generation.

Their palette of warm and natural colors is obtained through vegetable or mineral dyes, creating rich and balanced shades that highlight the elegance of the motifs.

Woven from high-quality wool on a cotton warp, Herat kilims are designed to withstand daily use while retaining their beauty and texture over time. They are particularly appreciated for their authenticity, their fine craftsmanship, and the cultural richness they embody.